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C++ dashboard applications can use newer compilers and standard versions than C++17. native-utils appends the C++17 flag after the user's flags, so it always overrides the standard version to C++17.
I tried changing the standard version by adding it.cppCompiler.args.add('-std=c++20') and it.cppCompiler.args.remove('-std=c++17') to build.gradle. The former added the C++20 flag, but the latter didn't stop the C++17 flag from being added, since I assume that happens later.
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C++ dashboard applications can use newer compilers and standard versions than C++17. native-utils appends the C++17 flag after the user's flags, so it always overrides the standard version to C++17.
I tried changing the standard version by adding
it.cppCompiler.args.add('-std=c++20')
andit.cppCompiler.args.remove('-std=c++17')
to build.gradle. The former added the C++20 flag, but the latter didn't stop the C++17 flag from being added, since I assume that happens later.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: